Huntter2022
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Patti Blades are what ever you are comfortable using . For someone just starting out I would suggest trying different blades. I love The Flying Dutchman blades , I have spiral blades as well as flat blades (ultra-Reverse )in different sizes. Depending on what your cutting makes a different on the size and type blade you use . It is hard to explain you will know which blades work best for you and your saw. You have started a hobby that has will give you hours of relaxion and pleasure David
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congradulation ssure you will do well
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RUFF!! I am looking for that old bone that is buried
Huntter2022 replied to kardar2's topic in General Scroll Sawing
I got my from Seyco they fit in the holes on the side of the Ex21 and the EX30 found them under blades the last item: 12 tubes they wrok great Here is a link For them http://www.seyco.com/blades.html David -
Your very Welcome Glad I could help David
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I do the same as Sue . But I take my air hose and blow the dust out of areas the vacuum can't get best advice is check the owners manual . good maintence will extend your saws life and make you a happier scroller Don't forget to resurfes the screws the hold the blades David
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Hey Darrell We got to quit meeting like this ,LOL Welcome aboard David
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With the bottom blade holder check that the set screw and the other screw is clean alot time they come with a perservate on them clean it up also a handy little jig to make to clean up the clamp screws surfaces.(see attchment) well worth maken one .(could be used for other saws also )DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN IT . will strip out For the arm I had the same problem and had to snug up the bolt and nut and works fine now . To fine the hole takes some practice I put a small mark at the front of my saw with a marker which helped and we all know it is stright down from the top of the blade ( yay right easier said then done )After the 1st cut is done I ussally look for it then move it accordinally to get the blade in David
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I tried some of the generic blades when I started ,Then Olsen Which after e-mailing them with a problem I was haveing and No response , I got a sample Of FD blades and I was hooked. With the quick service and If you call him you get a honest answer Or E-mail him . He has been a member of many fourms and has been very helpful in them . Pegus blades I have only tried the jewlers blade And they worked fine David
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Mark Give Mike , a call he will definetly tell you honestly what blade you will need for the type of scrolling and the material you will be useing . I would suggest you try differnt blades because all people are different some like Olson I hate them personally . Vermont blades won't waste my money . Flying Dutchman I keep a supply of them on hand in differnt sizes and types Good luck and Happy scrolling If you have any question please don't hesitate to ask
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Mike Is one heck of a guy . Not just because he sells blades . but he is plesant to talk with to I get all my blades from Mike Thanks Mike for your service and help you give to all the scrolling forums David
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Hi John ! Welcome to the group . A fellow NYer David
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Sue very nice work. I do the same as you when cuttings has lots of fragile places, tapeing the pieces back in . David
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Links page would be helpful David
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New Scrollers group in Richmond, Va.
Huntter2022 replied to wdkits1's topic in General Scroll Sawing
Congradulation Mike ! On the start of a new club , I Heard that there might be another club forming down there . Wish you all the best of luck David -
Welcome fellow Nyer I be in Brockport , Ny . Maybe we will cross pathes some were down the line . Be Safe Be Happy David
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Very nice Job on the saws . Thanks for sharing them with us Been too Steves site he has patterns and even some good turtoial also David
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This was made from a 3/4"x4"x4" pine Drilling a 3/8" hole in the center setting saw at 30 degrees cut bevel cut the piece out Then cut it in half Very simple jig takes little time to get use too but can be made from a smaller piece of 3/4" wood .This also can be used for cutting other coins David
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Congradulation Chris ! You will make a great moderator David
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It was cut with a regular sprial blade . I made a jig to hold it . Will get a picture of it today and post it this evening . For those that would like to cut one or 2 or more or even the quarters it could be used for David
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That is neat I like it and sure children would love them . As well as some adult children Great job Thanks for sharine a ideal to use up scrap David
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Very nice shop ! I could only wish . Mine is in the Garage . That is use as auto repairs to some times But it is mine and is peaceful Get away. A refrigerator with cold drinks Water, Labbatts blue Light ( last case lasted me all summer) , and soda. Have my Stereo . I have heat also I been told I'm nuts but thinking about adding A/C . got a extra one in the basement , What can I say I'm a disabled HVAC worker What ever you have That works is good Dust I have a shopvac and also a 20" boxfan with a filters that I use . You be surprise what it catches David
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This is my 1st coin >Next time I'll have a magnifier David
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Added a few things I have done ; http://www.scrollsawvillage.com/gallery ... ?cat=12140 Hoepfully I linked this correctly David
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Very nice addition to your album .Enjoy checking out the other pieces of art you have displayed David
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Hello fellow New Yorker ! looks like were on a roll today 2 of us on the same day Were in New york are you ? David
